GSSI SIR 4000, Руководство пользователя

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Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc. SIR® 4000
Manual
MN72-433 Rev F 6
Marker Input Button:
Pressing this button while collecting or playing back data will place a User mark
in the data. User marks are used in post-processing to evenly distribute the number of scans collected in
Time Mode between two known points, or marks.
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User marks are helpful for noting distance traveled if you are not using a survey wheel and for
noting the location of objects or obstacles such as columns, trees, pits, etc.
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User marks will appear as long, dashed, vertical red lines through the data window.
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Add user marks by pressing either the Marker Input button on the SIR 4000 keypad or by
pressing the marker button on whichever cart of handle is connected to the system.
Software Control Buttons:
Six (6) buttons are located below the display screen and change function
depending upon the current mode in use on the SIR 4000. For a list of each function see Chapter 2:
Getting Started and Expert Mode Setup.
1.3 Cautions and Warnings
1
The Display Screen:
Do not use alcohol to clean the display screen as this may damage the rubber
gasket around the screen and impact the IP rating. GSSI recommends using warm water or Windex
(or another ammonia-based) cleaner. There is not an anti-glare coating on this screen as there was
with the acrylic SIR 3000 screen protector. The screen is protected by a non-removable chemically
hardened glass.
2
Power off before connection/disconnecting an antenna:
GSSI recommends turning off the
SIR 4000 before connecting or disconnecting an antenna. Failure to do so may cause internal damage.
3
Weatherproofing:
The SIR 4000 is IP65 rated when all doors are closed and connections are
correctly made . If it does get wet internally , immediately power down the system and open all doors
and connections. Leave it for a minimum of 12 hours in a warm dry place. The SIR 4000 is factory
sealed and no attempt should be made to open it.
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USB Ports:
Do not plug two USB drives into the SIR 4000 at the same time. This includes the USB
2.0 Port and the Micro USM Port. You can have a USB device, such as a keyboard or mouse, plugged
in at the same time as USB drive. Unlike the SIR 3000, the USB ports must not be used to connect
the SIR 4000 directly to a computer. This does not provide any additional functionality.